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orlandosentinel.com — Gov. Rick Scott's office has announced that he'll sign a bill banning texting while driving next Tuesday in Miami. "As a father and a grandfather, texting while driving is something that concerns me when my loved ones are on the road," Scott said in a statement.

orlandosentinel.com — The Orlando Fashion Square indoor Farmers Market debuts Saturday, May 25, 2013, from noon to 4 p.m. Along with featured market provider Eat More Produce, the grand opening lineup also includes Ginger Jams of Winter Park and Lineage Coffee Roasting from Orlando.

orlandosentinel.com — Pictures: Caryn Kelley

orlandosentinel.com — Caryn Kelley, the College Park woman accused of killing her boyfriend, is expected to take the stand today. Kelley, now 48, is charged with manslaughter with a weapon in the shooting at her Smith Street home July 27, 2011. On Thursday, the fourth day of testimony in her trial, Kelley struggled to keep her composure.

orlandosentinel.com — All Whole Foods Market stores in Florida are selling the Miraval Rosé wine that was produced in 2012 at the southern French estate of Chateau Miraval, which is owned by Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie. Miraval Rosé is available for a limited time and in limited quantities.

orlandosentinel.com — Orlando Sentinel's Jason Garcia talks with FOX35 about expansion of the 'Simpsons' area at Universal Orlando. Borrowing a page from its Harry Potter playbook, Universal Orlando said Thursday it will soon add a collection of shops and restaurants with a common theme drawn from the world of the long-running animated television show "The Simpsons."

orlandosentinel.com — Whether to ban pit bulls is a human health and safety issue that should be steered by health and safety officials. Public safety is not the profession of animal advocates. Thus, public policy coming from animal advocates concerning protecting humans from pit bulls is fundamentally flawed.

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orlandosentinel.com — CONCORD, N.C. - The NASCAR Hall of Fame embraced old-school stars Dale Jarrett, Tim Flock, Jack Ingram, Maurice Petty and Fireball Roberts Wednesday evening. The morning after, it welcomed Antron Brown to its flock. At 37, Brown doesn't fit the "new-blood" label, but he's exactly what NASCAR needs moving forward.

orlandosentinel.com — WASHINGTON - With memories of Monday's deadly Oklahoma tornado still fresh, a U.S. House panel on Thursday debated the best ways to improve weather forecasting and reduce the number of weather-related deaths -- though firm answers proved elusive. "The people of Moore, Okla., received a tornado warning 16 minutes before the twister struck their town," said U.S.

orlandosentinel.com — It is time for sportswriters and sportscasters everywhere to fly their notebooks and tape recorders at half-mast. Stan Van Gundy says he likely won't return to coaching next season and even says there's a possibility he may never return to coaching at all. That would be a dreary, dismal day for the NBA.

orlandosentinel.com — A 29-year-old Melbourne man was struck and killed by a speeding freight train in Brevard County early Friday morning. Aaron Thomas Imes was headed east on Eau Gallie Boulevard in his 1996 Mercury Grand Marquis just before 3:45 a.m. Friday, Melbourne police said in a statement.

orlandosentinel.com — A paved bike trail stretching from coast to coast across the center of Florida can still get built despite Gov. Rick Scott's veto of $50 million for the project, state Sen. Andy Gardiner said Thursday. "We're committed to getting this done," said Gardiner, the Orlando Republican and avid cyclist who pushed for the Coast to Coast Connector Trail.

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